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For example, accounting for socioeconomic markers other than maternal characteristics could explain part of the associations with cognitive function, as it did the Swedish cohort [ 20].

Furthermore, although N. discreta is one of the most extensively distributed Neurospora species, for example, accounting for more than 95% of isolates collected in western North America (Jacobson et al. 2004), it consists of multiple phylogenetic lineages of unknown population size (and thus might consist of small populations; Dettman et al. 2006).

The framework and power calculations presented here represent a step toward more systematic and prospective genotype-phenotype study design for microbial pathogens, and can provide the basis for more refined power calculations (for example, accounting for continuous rather than binary phenotypes, or for analysis of un-matched strains).

Before Mr. Kertzman stepped down, for example, accounting irregularities had been uncovered at Liberate; the company's chief operating officer, Donald Fitzpatrick, had been fired; and the Securities and Exchange Commission had started an investigation.

For example, accounting for those who spent more time at home, or those who had air conditioning.

For example, accounting for the hypermutability of certain motifs may improve the accuracy of our estimates of the divergence time between two homologous sequences [ 16].

Machinery and transport equipment, for example, accounts for roughly 40 percent of Korea's exports to China.

Malaria, for example, accounted for 30% of the years of life lost in Morogoro, but only 5% of the 1996 health budget.

Energy-efficiency and fuel-switching, for example, accounted for 40% of the projects started last year, while biomass, wind- and hydro-power made up another 24%.

Citibank's beneficial holder list, for example, accounted for 6,300 shares; one investor claimed he owns 1.2 million shares through his Citibank account.

Some have theorized that neural activity during exercise (as we coordinate our body movements, for example) accounts for changes in the brain.